Watching the documentary is a depressing and grubby experience
By Alexander Larman
Every producer knew that his work would always be peerless
By Alexander Larman
The latest trailer looks every bit as dramatic as watchers of this particular saga might have wished for
By Alexander Larman
Filmmaking has not been kind to those who have made their names through the three-or-four-minute song
By Alexander Larman
It’s a smug, tedious wallow
By Alexander Larman
She remained witty and wise about the industry that had rewarded her and then all but ditched her
By Alexander Larman
Any hope that they had of being accepted back into the British royal family has withered and died
By Alexander Larman
Can celebrities use an autopen? The times, they are a-changing
By Alexander Larman
Harry Potter’s older actors are speaking out in her defense, while the young ones attack
By Alexander Larman
Play your cards right, and you might even sit next to a prince in a cocktail bar
By Alexander Larman
Please don’t CGI eighty-year-old Harrison Ford to look young
By Alexander Larman
The holiday lacks the magic of Christmas and already has too much drama
By Alexander Larman
His stature as rock music’s greatest iconoclast shows no sign of being threatened
By Alexander Larman
He has given the art of cinema more than virtually any other filmmaker
By Alexander Larman
Surrender is full of wry asides on fame, faith and self-flagellation
By Alexander Larman
